This music is so strong that each time I listen to the section from 7'15 to 8'30, I simply stand still and get to a level of peacefullness which is so relaxing ! The absolute highlight for me is when at 7'42 the mood, which in essence is Beethoven's expression of his own frustration at becoming deaf (so I read), changes to a truly breathtaking beauty.
It seem Chung and her violin is one body. She looks as if she is meditating. Exquisite especially around 5:15 and on. Loved her Bach Chaconne on another Youtube channel from Germany.
I prefer Kyung Wha Chung's playing to Sophie Mutter. She does not exaggerate or overly accentuates notes and phrases. Her playing is very sensitive and has a natural and subtle beauty to her playing. I especially like how she does not overdo her vibrato.
Agree Fr3derick. Mutter kind of lost the plot with over exaggerations and ridiculous pppp's then sudden ffff's, and sudden no vibrato with just as sudden full on vibrato to no purpose. Chung's playing is ALWAYS musical and always with great taste. Her subtle passion is lovely here. Just listen to those beautiful high notes in this slow movement. Absolutely gorgeous sound.
She is so talented. Brilliant.
stickitupyapipe 9 months ago
第1より第2の方がいいですね。
彼女の良さがよく出ています。
3gatsunolion 9 months ago
An amazing performance. It's just such a shame that she's retired now.
1999hercule1999 10 months ago
@1999hercule1999 - She just today announced her comeback!
theviolinchannel 3 months ago
This music is so strong that each time I listen to the section from 7'15 to 8'30, I simply stand still and get to a level of peacefullness which is so relaxing ! The absolute highlight for me is when at 7'42 the mood, which in essence is Beethoven's expression of his own frustration at becoming deaf (so I read), changes to a truly breathtaking beauty.
TheProffromBelgium 1 year ago
1:55 Tennestedt blew a load ;)
i3ish 2 years ago
don't know much about classical music theory, but for me she is the among best, together with David Oistrakh. Very impressive, indeed ....
rumblmuck 2 years ago 3
It seem Chung and her violin is one body. She looks as if she is meditating. Exquisite especially around 5:15 and on. Loved her Bach Chaconne on another Youtube channel from Germany.
nocoincidence59 2 years ago 7
Chung's violin sounds SOOOOO rich. It feels as if her violin is singing. Very moving to hear her playing this piece. Thanks for sharing!
nocoincidence59 2 years ago 6
5':14 my favorite moment
Verityseo 2 years ago
All Beethoven's 2nd movement adagio are great. True true genius.......
l1mmg0t 2 years ago 2
Look at her eyes during the second movement. It is as if she were following the ghost of Beethoven floating in the air.
chulesq 3 years ago 11
I prefer Kyung Wha Chung's playing to Sophie Mutter. She does not exaggerate or overly accentuates notes and phrases. Her playing is very sensitive and has a natural and subtle beauty to her playing. I especially like how she does not overdo her vibrato.
Fr3derick 3 years ago 28
Agree Fr3derick. Mutter kind of lost the plot with over exaggerations and ridiculous pppp's then sudden ffff's, and sudden no vibrato with just as sudden full on vibrato to no purpose. Chung's playing is ALWAYS musical and always with great taste. Her subtle passion is lovely here. Just listen to those beautiful high notes in this slow movement. Absolutely gorgeous sound.
fingerhorn4 3 years ago 21
right on!
violinmusicfan 3 years ago
Her playing is so sensitive and beautiful.
Fr3derick 3 years ago 10
このコンチェルトで第2楽章がゆったりと、恐る恐る、綺麗な調べで始まるのが最高です、私の大好きな曲です。
doubin7 3 years ago
does this lady play with a nightingale or a violin?
deftius 3 years ago 11
AAAA.31152Z DEC 2007 This is a lovely recording Thank you for posting it......AR.
fourwayscottage 4 years ago 3
古典音樂的第一場震撼教育!
afuhuang 4 years ago
This is a great performance by soloist, conductor, and orchestra. I love watching Klaus Tennstedt in this.
srilankamusic 4 years ago 6